"August Exhaust Pipes" is the title track off Peel's self-released "August Exhaust Pipes" EP. Like the EP, the video was made by the band in DIY fashion using a variety of digital cameras and captures the blissful, carefree feeling of a lackadaisical Austin summer. Footage of a random smalltown Texas carnival is interspersed with shots of the band knocking around the neighborhood. Gentle vibes propel the tranquil track, which Austin Sound described as "a beautiful song, even more so given the bizarre and somewhat disturbing lyrics and the gorgeously chiming guitar." The inexplicable angel's wings only add to the mystery.

Peel's debut full-length album was released in 2007 on Peek-A-Boo Records. Magnet Magazine called it "a beautiful mess of a debut," while NPR's All Songs Considered gushed that the album was "bursting with feel-good energy, hooks and crazy-catchy melodies... a collection of perfect, heart-thumping pop songs."

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